Jerusalem Bus Bomb Killings Heighten Tension in Jerusalem
A Palestinian bomb on a rush hour city bus in Jerusalem killed six, including a 17-year-old Israeli, and injured about twenty as Israel prepared for the 11th Hebrew anniversary of East Jerusalem’s capture. Police arrested suspects, while PLO Al Fatah claimed responsibility. President Carter condemned the attack as cowardly and senseless, extending US sympathy to victims.
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Silver Spring
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Chicago
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Yitzhak Bayanzi
Tel Aviv-Haifa
Lebanon
Washington
Carter
United States
Beef Prices Set New Records Across May
Washington reports May beef prices stayed at record levels with the all cut retail price near 1.68 per pound for May, following a 1.62 per pound high in April. The farm value, middlemen share, and steer prices are outlined, noting revisions possible and a 35 percent price rise since January.
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Ventilation advocate pitches attic fans over A C
John Felter, president of the American Ventilation Association, promotes Project 82 to show Americans they can stay comfortable without air conditioning if homes have proper ventilation. He cites a chart of air movement lowering a 92 degree, 100 percent humidity environment to a 75 degree sense temperature at 3.4 mph. Felter notes many homes may not need air conditioning, arguing Americans have become spoiled by cooling.
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Feiter
Houston
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Congress
FFA names Manhattan graduate state president at Kansas convention
Jeff Yarrow, a Clay Center High School graduate, was named head of Kansas Future Farmers of America at the 50th annual state FFA convention at Kansas State University. He also won the FFA public speaking contest and plans to study farm and ranch management at Colby Community College before pursuing farming. New officers include Chuck Banks, Jeff Bryant, Mark Stock, Brenda Hundley, and Jeff Rickabaugh. The Russell FFA chapter received the governor's citation for its community program.
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Clay Center Comi High School
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Colby Community College
Chuck Banks
Wamego
Jeff Bryant
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Mark Stock
Troy
Brenda Hundley
Seaman High
Topeka
Jeff Rickabaugh
Garnett
Sentinel
Russell Ffa
Robert Bennett
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